The world’s largest trade fair for industrial technology, the Hannover Messe brings together thought leaders from industries around the globe to discuss the latest manufacturing innovations and technologies.The United Statesis making its debut as the Partner Country for the event; representatives from around the world will turn their spotlight toward U.S. manufacturing companies and exhibitors.

NN will be displaying its global product and process platform that delivers engineered solutions for several end-markets, including industrial technologies, automotive, aerospace, medical devices and electrical.

Visitors to the NN display (Hall 4, Stand A21), will be able to see a full range of our product capabilities: complex molded and machined plastics, precision machining, progressive metal stamping, additive manufacturing and precision rolling elements to name a few. In addition visitors will be able to speak with our technical team about collaborating on precision components and assemblies that utilize our technologies and multiple industry expertise.

NN is proud to be participating in the Hannover Messe and to supportthe United Statesas the host country for this year’s event. As a U.S. based company with 42 facilities around the world, NN is committed to providing our customers engineered solutions where ever they are needed for a variety of end markets.

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